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180-Hr. TX Sales Pre-Licensing Course Only Package
Salesperson- 180 Hours of TX Pre-Licensing
- Free Online Proctoring
180-Hr. TX Sales Pre-Licensing Standard Package
Salesperson- 30-Hr. TX Principles of Real Estate I Course
- -Hr. TX Principles of Real Estate II Course
- 30-Hr. TX Law of Agency Course
- 30-Hr. TX Law of ContractsnCourse
- 30-Hr. TX Promulgated Contracts and Forms Course
180-Hr. TX Sales Pre-Licensing Value Package
Salesperson- 30-Hr. TX Principles of Real Estate I Course
- 30-Hr. TX Principles of Real Estate II Course
- 30-Hr. TX Law of Agency Course
- 30-Hr. TX Law of Contracts Course
- 30-Hr. TX Promulgated Contracts and Forms Course
180-Hr. TX Sales Pre-Licensing Premium Package
Salesperson- 30-Hr. TX Principles of Real Estate I Course
- 30-Hr. TX Principles of Real Estate II Course
- 30-Hr. TX Law of Agency Course
- 30-Hr. TX Law of Contracts Course
- 30-Hr. TX Promulgated Contracts and Forms Course
Individual Courses
Not ready for a package? Purchase each course separately at your own pace. All courses are required for tx licensure.
Diversity: Your Kaleidoscope of Clients
The diversity of the population in our country is reflected in the real estate market, and a successful real estate agent is able to recognise and meet the demands of each customer. What...
30-Hr. TX Principles of Real Estate I Course
The second of two courses that cover Texas real estate basics is this 30-hour course. The course gives you the fundamental knowledge required to succeed as a real estate Sales Agent and aids in your p...
30-Hr. TX Principles of Real Estate II Course
The second of two courses that cover Texas real estate basics is this 30-hour course. The course gives you the fundamental knowledge required to succeed as a real estate Sales Agent and aids in your p...
30-Hr. TX Law of Agency Course
The course covers critical agency concepts including the relationship between a principle and an agent, an agent’s authority, the termination of an agent’s authority, an agents fiduciary a...
30-Hr. TX Law of Contracts Course
Texas real estate law and contracts are covered in this 30-hour course. The course gives you the fundamental knowledge required to succeed as a real estate Sales Agent and aids in your preparation for...
30-Hr. TX Promulgated Contract Forms Course
Texas Promulgated Contracts and Forms are covered in this 30-hour course. The course gives you the fundamental knowledge required to succeed as a real estate Sales Agent and aids in your preparation f...
30-Hr. TX Real Estate Finance Course
The Texas real estate finance is covered in this 30-hour course. The course gives you the fundamental knowledge required to succeed as a real estate Sales Agent and aids in your preparation for the Te...
Your Path to Becoming a Licensed Agent
Follow these 5 simple steps to start your real estate career in Texas
Complete All Six 30-Hour TREC Qualifying Courses
180 Hours Total — Required by TREC
Work through Fortune Academy's full 180-hour Texas pre-licensing package: Principles of Real Estate I, Principles of Real Estate II, Law of Agency, Law of Contracts, Promulgated Contract Forms, and Real Estate Finance. All six courses TREC-approved, online, self-paced.
Each 30-hour course has a TREC-required proctored final exam.
Submit TREC Application and Fingerprints
Background Check + Fees
File your Texas sales agent application with TREC online and submit fingerprints through MorphoTrust/IdentoGO for a criminal background check. Fees total approximately \$225.
Pass the Pearson VUE Texas Exam
National + State Portions
Schedule your Texas sales agent exam at any Pearson VUE test center. 150 multiple-choice questions (80 national + 40 state), 4 hours, passing requires 70% on each section.
Pearson VUE tests national concepts and Texas-specific law.
Get Sponsored by a Licensed TX Broker
Activate Your Inactive License
Texas issues sales agent licenses as "inactive" until a licensed broker sponsors you. Submit the TREC sponsorship form to activate your license. Fortune Academy offers broker-placement assistance to all graduates.
Complete 270-Hour SAE Before First Renewal
Texas Post-Licensing Requirement
Before your first license renewal, TREC requires 270 additional qualifying course hours plus Legal Update I (4 hrs) and Legal Update II (4 hrs). Fortune Academy's SAE package covers the full requirement online.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our real estate courses
How do I get a Texas real estate license?
To get a Texas real estate sales agent license, you must be at least 18, complete 180 hours of TREC-approved pre-licensing education (six 30-hour qualifying courses), submit fingerprints for a background check, file an application with TREC, pass the Pearson VUE Texas sales agent exam, and be sponsored by a licensed Texas broker.
How long does it take to get a Texas real estate license?
Most Texans complete their sales agent license in 3 to 6 months. The 180-hour Fortune Academy course can be finished in 6–8 weeks studying part-time, followed by fingerprinting, TREC application processing (typically 4–6 weeks), and the Pearson VUE exam.
What are the six required courses for a Texas real estate license?
TREC requires six 30-hour qualifying courses: (1) Principles of Real Estate I, (2) Principles of Real Estate II, (3) Law of Agency, (4) Law of Contracts, (5) Promulgated Contract Forms, and (6) Real Estate Finance. Fortune Academy bundles all six in one package.
How much does it cost to get a Texas real estate license?
Expect total costs around $600–$900 in Texas. This includes Fortune Academy's 180-hour package, the ~$185 TREC application fee, the $43 Pearson VUE exam fee, fingerprinting (~$38.25), and potential sponsoring broker fees.
Is the Texas real estate course offered online?
Yes. Fortune Academy's 180-hour Texas pre-licensing package is 100% online, self-paced, and TREC-approved. All six qualifying courses are included. Each course has a proctored final exam required by TREC.
What is the pass rate for the Texas real estate exam?
The statewide first-time pass rate for the TX sales agent exam is approximately 55%. Fortune Academy students pass on their first try at 85% — well above the state average — with our Pearson VUE-aligned exam prep and unlimited practice tests.
Who administers the Texas real estate exam?
Pearson VUE administers the Texas sales agent and broker licensing exams at test centers across Texas. The sales agent exam is 150 multiple-choice questions (80 national + 40 state), 4 hours, and passing score is 70% on each section.
Do I need a sponsoring broker in Texas?
Yes. Texas sales agents must be sponsored by a licensed Texas broker before they can perform any real estate activity. TREC will issue your license as "inactive" until you submit the sponsorship form. Fortune Academy offers broker-placement assistance to all graduates.
What is Texas SAE and when do I complete it?
Texas SAE (Sales Apprentice Education) is the post-licensing requirement for newly licensed sales agents. Before your first license renewal, you must complete 270 additional qualifying course hours plus Legal Update I (4 hrs) and Legal Update II (4 hrs). Fortune Academy offers the full SAE package.
Can I take the Texas real estate course on my phone?
Yes. Fortune Academy's Texas pre-licensing course runs on any device. Your progress syncs automatically across desktop, tablet, and phone.